Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
the standing Of the clubs to
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION,

AMERICAS ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lost Won. Lost.
B si 81 10 Brooklyn...... Is Fl
Cincinnati 30 "a Metropolitan. IL "a
Athletic 20 p Cleveland. ..-. IL 80
ECHOES FROM TIE BALL FIELD.
sullivan, of the Chicago club, has family Of five
Kelly has not been put out stealing second base
Washington was defeated the only game played
Detroit leads the league in fielding and ESew
York In batting.
Chicago - drawing HlucE larger crOWuS at nome
than last season.
Bishop, the young Pittsburg pitcher, wants his
reIease He will be sold
Hutchinson, whom chicago tried to secure, Is
laid up with lame arm.
There are muJJeringS OF dissatisfaction withRad-
bourneS work in the Hub.
slowly, but surely, Chicago Is cutting the ground
from under New IOrK's feet.
George has been relegated TO the New York Re-
serves. and Is is wild as ever.
The Detroit batting averages have been drop
ping at a wonderful rate lately.
Chicago people say Catcher Daily Is making q
good pitcher out or Mark Baldwin
Ansons prediction that the Chicagos would
trouble the leaders - being verified.
stuart, late OF Washington, has signed with
Newark. and is paying center field.
Umpire Powers lined Captain Ward $25 in q
recent game Tor excessive back talk.
Umpire Quest Will probably manage the Eau
Claire bail club, and play second base.
Indianapolis has lost nine games to Detroit but
has failed 10 capture game from that club.
IL Is claimed That Maui. the new heavy hitter OF
the Philadelphia team. cannot hit high ball.
Young Casey Is more sensitive than most pitch
ers- IL almost breaks his heart to be pounded.
Ramsey has pitched In more games than any
other Iwirer, either in the league or ASSOCIATION
curves nowadays are not nearly effective as
straight, speedy pitching, coupled with change Of
IL Is said that six Of the Philadelphia team will
be released before the wedding out process Is COM
pleteL
out in Denver the games draw on week days
about 1000. ON Sundays they draw often as high
as 5000
Wis leads the Boston team in batting and Bur
dock and Wheelock are nearly tied Tor nrst place
In base running.
Tine attendance at the Boston grounds for the 30
home games aggregated l2S,OOO, an average OF
$500 10 a game.
home run TINS season. only one man has been
successful thus lar.
Detroit paper says Shomberg isworth $4,000
Al Reach Is said 10 have his eye on the German,
but cannot get him
keelr, OF the New York Club, has won by far
pitcher IN the league.
GIas,cock tells his friends that his heart is not
IN his work and That ne would like TO go To any
other club; even Washington.
BasseJt % the Indant polls Club, failed to steal
base until his sixteenth game and for ten games
In SUCCESSION didn't make hit.
Whee.Och has turned out quite brilliant in
fielder, heavy hitter, and good base runner. The
Boston people are proud OF MIN
Nuen the New lOrks do Iall on pitcher they
generally Use him up pretty thoroughly, as Wash
Ing ami PM. ddelphI. can testify.
JACK G-1SocOch mas never played ball In team
that got nlgner In the race tnan fourth place 10
hasn't been Jacks fault, though
he IIdIanAp OIiS management are ready TO put
out good deal OF money 10 strengthen their team,
but say they can't ma the men
Rochester, crack tniru baoeman, McGlOne, who
was here To- awhile has been batting heavily and
nOw leads his cub Win the stick.
The PIJJSOurg club has secured Edward Beecher
egredt let neider VI the Hartford, Conn, club,
al a cost OF something over $1,000.
The nordi tribute presented To the ST. Louis
BrOwn-, the worlds champions, recently, IN PniIs-
deipnIa, cost 300. III Was photographed.
Mchinnon's play at FIRST base Is represented as
being a vast Improvement over that OF last year.
he - also batting hdrder than he did last season
"ko"dy" coacning Is destined 10 20. AZ annoys
spectators, CAUSES abuse vi umpires and us
orderly CROWDS, and Is generally drbasing 10 the
game.
Van Haltren will receive $500 per month from
Chicago about slUO more than he was receive
from the fitIsourg Clue. Chicago doesn't want
Bob Barr now
the be oase-runnins and Detroit and Pittsburg
the Woist- Chicago, Philadelphia and Indian
apons are only sO-sO IL this respect.
In Tuesdays game between the Louisville and
CIeseLand SLGos, ramsey OF Loulsviiie struck out
seventeen men There were seven base hits made
on Of him, Two OF V AICn being bases on balls.
IL Is sIited, on the best VI authority, That Man.
ager AOrrIIl, OF Boston, VINO, OF all men In the
nine, deserved increase OF salary Tor faithful
"oTk ALL valuable services, Was cut down this
season.
The strongest base ball team ever organized
VIII De t~kC1I 10 California next year. Inc New
AoiA CLANS Will IL strengthened by Gldsscurk
Denny ami Kelly, and Will probably be managed
by Director AppleUUn-
EsterUrOOA 10 doIng nothing just now but draw
Ing Ills s1i@ry- he oay@ hc GJesnt like the place.
Inc managers OI tue Metropolitan CluD would like
70 Se.i -Ii ana II - sdld Tue managers OF the Ath-
letlcs Viii PROBABLY ouy uIsn.
''Ihere u no reason IN the world why Washing
TON should not Dc IOuAd among the Leaders," SAID
the great Kelly when the BOsJons were done up q
u oucn odll-p4aylug as That, kept UP rsnt
along, would oraJ the world" he said.
Philadelphia, Washington, and Indianapolis are
the Only cIuO5 that have not won at least one
gaIne IrOia every other club IN the League Pnila-
= ma,
been defeated by That ciuU IouT times
Johnny NaId - tine Oase-SIedler oi the country
His daring tAeItS and Inc number OF them eIl.it
the admiration Of ali lovers Oh game. lie did
not Iaii 10 MAKE clean hit n consecutive
games. he stOIe "A bases In AZ games.
Sporttu1 L.fs saJ >: .'The Washington club leads
ali Ia stealing oIss-s- They are quIck and daring
runners nlurs, DOnIslIy, CarrUiI, Farreii, MacA
anu SAOca never el the grass gro" under tneIr ieei
WINE on 0ases In Battling, too, they are doing
celentiy-"
Detroit, Te-errlng 10 the Que league Idea. Next
yedr7 Il should not oe at Iii surprised. They re
ali IN favor u IL Won der Ahe especially Is a
warm advocate Of the scheme. Detroit VIII be
Dasls. IIe third baseman OF the Baltimore club
VINO 40 nneI 80 Tor dlsoOeiience and oordi-
lasiOu Ii refusing 10 play the game Oul anu walk
Ing Oh The neld Called on tine Indnager last night
anu after an .pOiOSy Was rSlnsIaleu. The nne
goes, however.
By U Neil anu Latham, OF the St Louis Browns;
LarKin, OF the Athletics; Phillips, OF Brooklyn;
Eenneiiy. OF the Cfnclnnatis; Browning, OF Tie
LoulsyIlies; orr, OF Tue AetrUpo.itdns Tucker. oi
tue BI4J.lnOrtS, and hOL2l iAS OF tLOe ieyeiandS-
GIaS5cOSk IL considerably disappointed over the
ban .Ick the cub has Oeea having. lie says:-"l
never worked harGer In my lie 10 win than have
sine 1 nave been with the Indianapolis ciuo and
can say the same OF ali the boys Every one vi
them wants 10 win, but IL seems ike late l.
AGAINST Us
carroll, GiIlgan, Kreig and Heating, OF the
washfnglcno, are In the city. Carroll Is suffering
the leg muscles. He tried hard 70 continue pay.